-Air Namibia has suspended the Windhoek-Lagos-Accra route as from Friday.
-Disciplinary hearings for four Air Namibia crew members, who delayed a flight for over six hours, from Johannesburg to Namibia, due to excessive alcohol consumption, will start as early as next week.
A new business model is being formulated for Air Namibia to ensure that the State-owned entity breaks even within three years.
-Air Namibia will resume its flights to Harare and Victoria Falls this Sunday.
Air Namibia plans to introduce a new route from Accra in Ghana to London in the United Kingdom. This will be an extension of its Windhoek-Accra-Lagos route which it re-launched recently.
To shed more light on Air Namibia's aircraft being impounded in Zimbabwe NBC TV News spoke to Air Namibia's Senior Manager for Legal Services Jerhome Tjizo.
The airline has thus resolved to divert its current flights between Hosea Kutako International Airport and Victoria Falls to Livingstone, Zambia.
-One of Air Namibia's leased aircraft, from West Air, has been attached in Harare, by the Zimbabwean Sheriff.
-Air Namibia has decided to increase the number of flights on the Windhoek-Gaborone-Durban route from five to six. The flight numbers are also expected to increase to seven per week in October.
-Air Namibia will need about N$3 billion if it is to become a self-sufficient airline.
Air Namibia has refused to comment on the suspension of two members of the Namibia Cabin Crew Union, after allegations by the union that they were victimised for speaking out against the employment of foreign pilots.
